City Council Ends Record Busy Session in Plattsmouth
The Plattsmouth city council held a marathon meeting from 8 pm to 12:30 am with all members present. They addressed the resignation of City Engineer Fred Paterson, library board appointments, Carnegie library gift terms, street and curb work, traction engine debate, and street lighting contracts with Nebraska Lighting Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richey
Fred Paterson
Bajeck
Lushinsky
Library Board
FE. H. Wescott
C. C. Parmele
W. G. Brooks
Public Library Board
Carnegie Corporation
Coonerman
New York
Fourth and Vine Streets
Margaret Mimm
Pork Ad Improvement Committee
Wv. V
Mike Bajeck
C. R. Frans
High School Hill
Twelfth Street
Barclay
Nemete
Soenrichsen
Egenberger
Harris
Johnson
Fourth Ward
Nebraska Lighting Company
Messrs
Manlove
Abbott
Baird and
Parmele
Omaha
Lght
Tieht Committee
Sis
Mayer and
City Cogncel
City Cone
Plattsmouth
George Lusitinsky
FE. M. Bestor
C. A. Johnson
Main Street
Fourth
Seventh Streets
Oak Hill Cemetery
Washington Avenue
Eighth Street
G. P. Eastwood
Nebraska Lightings Co
W. M. Barclay
Alvin Jones
R.A. Bates
William Wilson
M. Archer
BF. IL Wescott
Broaster
Dors
St. M. EL
Mans Speaker
Mattis Stake
Ed Swoboda
I. N. Cummings
Waterman Lumber Co
Material Street
Bruce & Standeven
Aurcvesing
Frank Ralasek
Thartison’ Shelden
Same
William Hiner
Charles McBride
Lambert Lister
Albert Funk
Chris Gobelman
Joe Koubek
Q. K. Parmele
Roy McFarland
Mike Lutz
Gus Kopp
Nozzelman
James Blaha
A. F. Braun
C. WH. Lewis
Seven Dors
M. Starbrough
Notzelman
J. Ed. Nemetzt
John Weyrich
Government official naturalizes Chizers residents in citizenship drive
A U.S. government representative visited to pass on citizenship applications and grant final papers. Everett Wirich Frank Leipert Michael Havsidan Vitay Holly and Rev J E B Steger of this city plus Lars Peter Hansen of Eagle and George Vogle of South Bend became citizens. Peter Lord Christen of Denmark and Peter Hansen Miller of Germany filed intentions after initial papers were found faulty. both reside at Weeping Water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Everet Wirich
Frank Leipert
Michael Havsiaden
Vitay Holly
J. EB. Steger
Lars Peter Hansen
Eagle
George Vogle
South Bend
Peter Lord Christen
Denmark
America
Ists
Peter Hansen Miller
Germany
Isst
Weeping Water
Cat Death in Plattsmouth Complicates Rabies Test
A Plattsmouth physician sent a cat head to the state lab for rabies testing, but maggots damaged the preserved specimen, making determination impossible. The cat died June 9 after biting a woman named Hild. two other family cats also died recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Hild
Lincoln Star
Nehawka Visit Highlights Local Progress and People
A writer tours Nehawka Nebraska noting the new auditorium the Ladies Aid and the bank cashier D C West. visits Rudette Son printers Tommy Fulton and harness maker J F Dale. praises the town and its citizenry as industrious and capable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Nehawka
Southerness
Ladies’ Arl Society
Ladies’ Aid Society
SOA Soc
Nehawke
D. C. West
Nehawka Bank
Messrs
J. F. Dale
Mr. Dale
Tommy Fulton
Tommy
Fulton
Farmers Bank at Louisville Closes, Sold to Bank of Commerce
The Farmers State Bank of Louisville has decided to retire its business. It is purchased by the Bank of Commerce of Louisville, which will take over the bank's operations. The Farmers safe was sold to the Bank of Murray and moved there for immediate use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ State Bank of Louisville
Bank of Commerce
Louisville
Farmers’ State Bank
Bank of Murray
Genuine Fletcher's Castoria sale this week at 19 cents
Gering & Co Spot Cash Family Druggists advertise Genuine Fletcher's Castoria priced at 19 cents this week only. Phone 36 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher
Gering & Co
Spot Cash
Condition of Mrs Green at St Joseph Hospital
Mrs. Green is at St Josephs hospital in Omaha for treatment and remains about the same. Doctors do not plan an operation. X ray shows lungs slightly affected and a move to higher climate may be needed for treatment rather than surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Joseph Hospital
Charles Green
St. Joseph's Hospital
Omaha
Burdock Blood Bitters Offered at Drug Stores
Impure blood runs you down makes you an easy victim for disease. For pure blood and sound digestion Burdock Blood Bitters. At all drug stores. Price, $1.0.
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Tidd
Rock Street
Witterateen Hill
DSSS
Colres
Ise
State Fire Commission
Archer
Judiciary Committee
Council
Sattler
L. E B. Egenberger
Shea
M. Tlautz
Egenbergere
Bestor
Standeven
Streets
Allews and Bridges Committee
Claims Committee
Curt
Watter
Curl
Bajeek
Metatix
J. W. Peters
Burlington
Baird
Curb and Cutter
Patterson
Councilman
Weaver
Councilman Battery
Councilman Bestar
Palm Beach
V. D. Unions
C. E. Wescott
Everybody's Store
Gr Nehawka
Journal
the Farmers Bank AT
Shamrocks
South Omaha
The
Red Sox
Sam G. Smith
Mentor Comfort Union
Mr. Smiley Gladd
Manhattan
Killer
Toe Sater
Stetson